Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival 2012<\/big><\/b>
\nOn Thursday night, the Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival opened celebrating the 50th anniversary of Jamaica’s independence. The night featured only reggae performances by among others Shaggy, Marcia Griffiths, Maxi Priest, Etana, John Holt, Mykal Rose and Christopher Martin and saw a record turnout. <\/p>\n
Reggae greats honored at the Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival<\/b>
\nShaggy, Yellowman, Marcia Griffiths, John Holt, Maxi Priest, Richie Stephens, Derrick Morgan and Lloyd Parkes were honored for their past, current and future contribution to the development of Jamaica’s music at the Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival!<\/p>\n
Shaggy’s performance<\/b> Tarrus Riley went on performing She’s Royal and Shaggy performed Bad Man Don’t Cry, What’s Love and his upcoming single Dame<\/a> (to be released on the Summer in Kingston Lava Edition, in stores February 7) accompanied by Aisha Davis. <\/p>\n When the first sounds of Shaggy’s worldwide number one hit It Wasn’t Me were resonating through Trelawny, Shaggy brought another surprise guest on stage… It was Ne-Yo, who performed It Wasn’t Me together with Shaggy! Ne-Yo also performed Miss Independent and Shaggy and Tony Gold concluded the festival’s first night with Hey Sexy Lady. Attendees and live stream viewers say the concert was amazing!<\/p>\n OnStage TV Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival special<\/b> OnStage TV Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival video: Thursday night<\/b>
\nShaggy gave a great performance! He entered performing Sugarcane, Strength of a Woman and Angel with Rayvon, after which he brought Tarrus Riley on stage for a live rendition of Just Another Girl (off Shaggy’s Grammy nominated album Summer in Kingston<\/a> & the Kingston 13 Riddim, to be released on January 31)! <\/p>\n
\nOnStage TV<\/a> broadcast a Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival special on CVM TV. You can watch a video from the special below!
\nShaggy and surprise guests Tarrus Riley and Ne-Yo are featured starting at 11:30 minutes into the video!<\/p>\n
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